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Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain veneers are composed of thin portions of porcelain utilized to recreate the natural look of teeth while granting strength and flexibility comparable to natural tooth enamel. It is often the substance of choice for those looking to make small position adjustments or to correct tooth shape, size, and color.

Crowns

Porcelain crowns replace the surface portion of a tooth to restore its intended function and to create a uniform appearance. Crowns are the procedure of choice in circumstances where tooth decay has damaged most of the original tooth when an accident has caused severe damage, or in cases of extreme enamel decay. The greatest advantage to porcelain crowns is they not only replicate the original tooth in function but can be devised to look even better than what mother nature gave you.

Bridges

A bridge is very beneficial when replacing a single tooth or multiple teeth that are no longer viable. Porcelain can be sculpted to imitate the appearance of natural tooth enamel, and the use of this material gives your bridge a solid base upon which to rely. Porcelain is so resilient in its design capabilities that it can be utilized to restore lost teeth and improve the appearance of those teeth.

Botox Treatment

Botox is an FDA-approved therapy relaxing the amount of muscle function in the jaw region. It can reduce constant movement in muscle groups to aid in recovery and pain management. You may be thinking Botox is an unusual treatment to have at a dental care facility. However, it's used to help a lot of patients who suffer from occlusion pain. If you have pain from clenching or grinding your teeth, Botox treatment is a simple and nearly harmless method of addressing your pain.

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Sealants

A dental sealant is a thin synthetic layer that's bonded onto the depressions and grooves of a tooth. It's a simple and painless procedure where they are painted on as a liquid and rapidly solidify to form a solid protection over the tooth. Sealants are commonly positioned on the chewing surfaces of teeth, but they can also continue onto the cheek or tongue sides, depending on what additional pits and fissures are found.

Full Mouth Reconstruction

You no longer have to live with mouth pain or feel timid about having missing teeth. Full mouth rehabilitation procedures help you look better and improve your overall dental health. Dr. Montgomery realizes every case is unique, which is why your case is designed just for you. Dr. Montgomery will replace missing or broken teeth and restore the function of your jaw and gums. The result is a healthy, beautiful mouth.